the cee purlins that you attatch the roof panel to can be 6 inch but I would use 8 " and space them about 5 feet apart, from low-point of roof to high point.
your rafters (the members that carry those purlin) should be more substantial though. typically you could bolt two 8 inch cee purlins back to back to create that type member OR fabricate your rafters.
We did a 25x28 and used 8"cees. The center two spanning the width was 2 8" welded back to back. Used 8" open or reciever channel purlins on the ends that the cees fit into. If in doubt call any mueller inc locations and talk to a salesman to answer any questions about load or span and material strength. Call and ask for Mario at the ballinger tx location. He can answer anything about metal buildings and carports/ lean tos
I am tring to go without center supports if possible. There is a mueller's close I guess I wll get by to talk to them. Just wanted the green screen's opinion.
We did a 25x28 and used 8"cees. The center two spanning the width was 2 8" welded back to back. Used 8" open or reciever channel purlins on the ends that the cees fit into. If in doubt call any mueller inc locations and talk to a salesman to answer any questions about load or span and material strength. Call and ask for Mario at the ballinger tx location. He can answer anything about metal buildings and carports/ lean tos
do you have any pix of yours? that is about the same size as I am wanting to build.
That is along the lines I am headed. I am coming off of a CMU garage wall down to a container. How was that attached to the container? In those pics are those single 8" or Back to back
There just singles and about 5 foot apart give or take some..I welded a piece of 4 inch to the container and then a piece of angle under the 8 inch and above it..
do you have any pix of yours? That is about the same size as i am wanting to build.
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These aren't great but what I have on my phone. This was an expansion on a 24x36 mueller building that we did at my dads house in a few weekends. Hope it helps.
8" will span up to 25' @ no more than 60" spacing.
6" will span up to 20'. This will meet engineering guidelines. I've seen 6" span more than 20', but that is not recommended.
8" will span up to 25' @ no more than 60" spacing.
6" will span up to 20'. This will meet engineering guidelines. I've seen 6" span more than 20', but that is not recommended.
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